Join us for our annual Holiday Market at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame & Museum, located at 2590 Richmond Street in Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Over 30 vendors will be inside selling their Christmas décor to get you in the holiday spirit. Spots are already filled. It
Oak Ridge Boys Christmas Show at Renfro Valley Entertainment Center
Hark the angels sing as you can listen to the sweet Christmas songs performed by the Studio London students at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame. Event is free to attend and starts at 1:00 PM.
Noel Night Market will be held December 2nd in downtown Mt. Vernon complete with Parade and Craft Vendors along Main Street. The event will feature vendors that specialize in handmade and handcrafted goods, art, and wares. Our main goal is to support our local artisans and create
One Christmas Night in Memphis recreates the night of December 4, 1956, when four of the biggest names in early Rock ‘N’ Roll just happened to end up at Sun Records at the same time. The studio engineer kept the tape rolling and the impromptu session was
The Isaacs have been performing for 50 years this year (2021) After performing as guests for 30 years, The Isaacs were officially inducted as members of the Grand Ole Opry on September 14, 2021. In 2020 the Isaacs were inducted into the GMA (Gospel Music Hall of
Like so many successful performers, native Kentuckian Emily Portman cut her musical teeth singing in church and learning to read music as a member of her high school band. Inspired by her parents’ music, her influences were an amalgamation of classic country and classic rock, with a
THE WIZARDS OF WINTER – A Holiday Rock Event for the whole family featuring former members of Classic Rock Giants – The Trans- Siberian Orchestra, Deff Leppard, Rainbow, Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, along with Broadway and Theater veterans. THE WIZARDS OF WINTER perform a holiday rock
T Graham Brown Some have called him an “R&B version of George Jones,” while others have called him a “Country Otis Redding.” Whichever description you feel fits him best, there is no doubting the fact that when you hear the music of T. Graham Brown, you are
Tim Goodin is a “Son of Appalachia,” he’s also an independent singer/songwriter straight out of the Hills of South East Kentucky. He grew up wandering the hills and “hollers” of the Appalachian landscapes. It is here his love for music began. The old mountain hymnals he grew
